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Stage & School Chapters 5&6
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Stage & School textbook review for chapters 5 & 6
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1
In which type of comedy might you find chase scenes, screen scenes, and asides?
satire
caricature
farce
sentimental comedy
2
the lesson or the principle contained within or taught by a play
protagonist
theme
antagonist
moral
3
Which of the following is NOT a key element of a play?
spectacle
diction
chorus
plot
4
the basic idea of a play
theme
protagonist
moral
antagonist
5
the main character in the play
theme
protagonist
moral
antagonist
6
After the downfall of a tragic character, the audience feels a sense of release, or__________.
hubris
hamartia
catharsis
pathos
7
How many stages are in a plot structure?
6
12
42
4
8
the person or the force working against the main character in a play
antagonist
moral
protagonist
theme
9
Who first expressed the principles of a traditional drama?
Shakespeare
Socrates
Aristotle
Bacchus
10
Which of the following is NOT a narrative essential?
characters
theme
rising action
Exposition
11
What is a way to develop characterization?
through other characters
all of the above
through actions
through words
12
Which of the following is NOT a common cause of laughter?
ambiguity
anticipation
allegory
relief
13
Another name for representational theater is __________.
theaterof involvement
fourth-walltheater
theatricalism
illusionof the first time
14
Which playwright is often considered the father of realism as well as of the modern drama?
Henrik Ibsen
Bertolt Brecht
Tom Stoppard
Moliere
15
Which of the following is an example of theater of the absurd?
Wilson's Einsteinon the Beach
Brecht's MotherCourage
Ibsen's ADoll's House
Beckett's Waitingfor Godot
16
Another term for the resolution of a play is _____
curtain
outcome
conclusion
denouement
17
In the play
Othello
, Othello's destructive jealousy is a keen example of __________.
harmartia
allegory
hubris
incongruity
18
A tragedy playwright uses__to evoke audience's feelings of pity/compassion for the tragic hero
melodrama
pathos
expressionism
incongruity
19
What type of comedy is based on intellectual humor revealed through witty dialogue?
low comedy
burlesque
high comedy
caricature
20
Performance art is sometimes considered a form of __________.
epic theater
monodrama
high comedy
melodrama